The Indonesian government recently made significant strides in the hydrogen sector by signing an MoU with HDF Energy at the Global Hydrogen Ecosystem Summit. This agreement marks a step towards advancing hydrogen technology and infrastructure in Indonesia. Additionally, RINA, a certification company, signed an MoU with PLN PUSERTIF to collaborate on the development of green hydrogen certification schemes and production. These collaborations aim to promote the use of green hydrogen and support sustainable practices in the country. Hyundai Motor Group has also announced plans to establish a waste-to-hydrogen (W2H) ecosystem in Indonesia, further emphasizing the nation's commitment to hydrogen technology. These developments highlight Indonesia's growing focus on renewable energy sources and its efforts to reduce carbon emissions. The partnerships and initiatives formed at the summit signify a positive outlook for hydrogen adoption and sustainability in Indonesia's energy landscape.